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Oh and you won’t be addicted to weed like the morphine....you can actually quit weed cold turkey..u might not sleep well for a few so I didn’t. Sleep deprivation is the best form of torture cause u go insane!! HeHeHeHe!!
So after all’s said and done just cut back on the weed a little if you want to lol!! And you will have your life back with very very little discomfort. You will be laughing and crying at tv again, all emotions return so don’t be overwhelmed. if you are depressed....smoke, watch 2 1/2 men or somethin.

Cut out that oxy first the toughest times are right after u stop the oxy completely so do it slowly n gradually ...that crud is worse than any other ingested opiate that drug is Pure evil.
After that you will find that cutting the morph is easier than the oxy! You might have to up your morphine for a few days after the oxy is gone i called it a “ transition” it is weird, but is gone after few days so smoke smoke smoke the night weed and go heavy on smokin CBDs too for those few days...u might feel hopeless for few days but trust me that will pass!!!

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Hello @billdup, welcome to Connect.

On Mayo Clinic Connect, we offer experiences and knowledge to one-another but are not medical providers. Because tapering off medications, especially opiates, can be both difficult and vastly different for each person, it is always best to consult a medical provider or pharmacist on how to best taper off meds. The long a person has been on a medication, the more complex the tapering off an opiate can be. Because research is still limited with medical marijuana, it can't be said for certain how each person would react to using this as a method for tapering off of their pain medications. To be safe, especially when mixing medications and marijuana, it is best practice to keep your medical providers in the loop. It is great that you have had a positive experience using this method, but it may not be the same for each member here on Connect.

@billdup, if you don't mind sharing a bit more about yourself, what brought you to the chronic pain group? If you are comfortable, what has caused your chronic pain?